Managing pests, consumers, and commitments: the case of apple growers and pear growers in Belgium's Lower Meuse region
Managing pests, consumers, and commitments: the case of apple growers and pear growers in Belgium's Lower Meuse region
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10.1068/a3511
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发表时间：
2003-03-01
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Mormont, M
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作者：
Collet, E;Mormont, M
本文对种子果品市场的建设进行了分析。传统市场导致了水果的“匿名性”和不连贯的时间性。这一进程需要在共同信息渠道和行为者网络内进行新型协调和组成部分。它还需要在生产者和消费者之间建立一个传统市场无法允许的新契约。生产者正在尝试与最终消费者直接接触，以寻找允许这种接触的方法。在最终消费者的体验和种植者的故事中，水果被取代。种植者的故事涉及通过无害的行动来管理害虫，消费者和承诺：吃梨或苹果。
The authors analyse the construction of a seed fruit market. The conventional market had led to the 'anonymousness' of the fruit and to disconnected temporalities. The process needs new types of coordination and components within the common information channels and actors' network. It also needs the construction of a new contract between producers and consumers, that the conventional market is unable to allow. Producers are experimenting with direct contact with the final consumer to find ways of allowing it. The fruit is replaced in the subject's experience of the final consumer and in the grower's story. The grower's story deals with managing pests, consumers, and commitments through a harmless action: eating a pear or an apple.